Sentence examples for vector which leads from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, for most string kernels we can also compute such weight vector which leads to weightings over all possible k-mers.

Similar results are observed for E. coli cells harboring the pET46-N HvGR-RBP1 vector, which leads to increased expression of the protein N-terminal RRM domain.

Moreover, the effects of the U7 βE4+1 snRNA lentiviral vector were also evident as upregulation of the correctly-spliced βE-globin mRNA in erythroid progenitor cells from β-thalassemia/HbE patients treated with the vector, which led to improvements of pathologies in erythroid progenitor cells from thalassemia patients.

PCA is adopted to reduce the dimensionality of the extracted feature vectors, which leads to fast computation of the algorithm.

The experiments on real images show that (1) our proposed approach can reduce the number of input training vectors, while preserving the support vectors, which leads to a significant reduction in the computational cost while attaining similar levels of accuracy.

This motivated us to do some modifications in the März decomposition, using special basis vectors, which leads to a modified decoupled system of dimension n.

Recently, we proposed a modified version of this method called temporal-context INCA (TC-INCA), using context vectors instead of single spectral vectors, which lead to improved estimation of the alignment and to higher quality and similarity to the target speaker [13].

Our phylogenetic analyses revealed some topological differences between the phylogenies of the bacteria and their vectors, which led us to marginally reject a model of exclusive bacteria-vector co-divergence.

This causes an inaccurate estimate of the rotating vector r, which leads to a slight worse result than the optimal beamformer.

The set of different proteins were expressed in a vector (pQTG) which leads to a N-terminal His-GST-fusion to the protein.

Although spraying with short-term insecticide does not usually affect vector density in areas of high transmission, spraying of approximately one sixth of all households every 2 weeks may have had an effect on the adult vector population, which led to a smaller breeding pool and lower overall vector density in this area of low transmission.